Senior Team Manager - Cyber Services & Capabilities

NCC Group plc; City of Westminster; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

NCC Group plc seeks a Team Manager in London to lead and develop a high-performing cyber services team. You will set clear priorities, coach for performance, manage stakeholder expectations and drive change across complex projects.

The role emphasises inclusive leadership, staff wellbeing, and strategic delivery aligned with organisational priorities. This position requires strong communication and people leadership within a matrix environment.

Qualifications

• Significant experience leading and developing professional colleagues within a complex organisational environment.
• Strong people leadership, coaching and performance management capability.
• Experience of working in a matrix management model, given Consultants will be part of a capability to which they will report indirectly.
• Demonstrated ability to manage autonomous professionals and drive results through others.
• Experience influencing stakeholders and leading the adoption of new practices and approaches.
• Strong change management and continuous improvement experience.
• Ability to manage multiple priorities and deliver operational outcomes with significant departmental impact.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to address complex issues using judgement and experience.
• Excellent communication, relationship-building and stakeholder management skills.
• Experience of implementing team management practices, colleague engagement initiatives and talent development frameworks.

Responsibilities

• Lead, coach and develop a team of professional colleagues, supporting high performance, engagement and accountability.
• Create a positive and inclusive team culture that encourages collaboration, innovation and continuous learning.
• Provide clear direction, priorities and expectations to ensure successful achievement of business objectives.
• Support colleagues in navigating complexity, ambiguity and organisational change.
• Foster colleague wellbeing and psychological safety, creating an environment where individuals can perform at their best.
• Manage workforce planning and talent development.
• Set day-to-day operational priorities and objectives for the team.
• Monitor team and individual performance against agreed goals and service expectations.
• Conduct regular performance and development discussions, providing constructive feedback and coaching.
• Recognise achievement and address performance gaps through appropriate performance management processes.
• Ensure colleagues have the skills, knowledge and resources required to deliver successfully.
• Identify skills gaps and development opportunities across the team.
• Provide guidance, coaching and training to support capability growth and career progression.
• Encourage knowledge sharing and best practice adoption across the team.
• Develop colleagues' ability to work independently and exercise sound judgement in decision-making.
• Support emerging leaders and build organisational capability through effective talent development.
• Lead colleagues through organisational, operational and cultural change initiatives.
• Influence adoption of new concepts, practices and ways of working.
• Identify opportunities to improve team effectiveness, colleague experience and operational performance.
• Drive modifications to processes, systems and working practices to improve efficiency, quality and outcomes.
• Encourage a culture of innovation, continuous improvement and accountability.
• Build strong relationships with business leaders, People Team Partners and key stakeholders.
• Influence stakeholders to support people initiatives, new approaches and organisational priorities.
• Communicate complex messages in a clear and effective manner.
• Represent the team's perspective in discussions with senior leaders and stakeholders.
• Conduct presentations, briefings and updates with leaders within the function as required.
• Deliver operational targets that contribute significantly to departmental performance.
• Ensure resources are effectively allocated to meet business priorities and service requirements.
• Oversee complex projects and initiatives within the team, ensuring quality delivery and achievement of objectives.
• Monitor risks, issues and performance trends and implement corrective actions where necessary.
• Exercise autonomy and sound judgement when making decisions in the best interests of the business.

Skills

People leadership

Coaching

Performance management

Matrix management

Stakeholder management

Change management

Continuous improvement

Prioritization

Analytical thinking

Communication

Talent development

Team management

Job description

NCC Group plc seeks a Team Manager in London to lead and develop a high-performing cyber services team. You will set clear priorities, coach for performance, manage stakeholder expectations and drive change across complex projects.

The role emphasises inclusive leadership, staff wellbeing, and strategic delivery aligned with organisational priorities. This position requires strong communication and people leadership within a matrix environment.